Coming to the StarCraft to Be a Kindergarten Teacher: Perfect Transformation

"Ah, finally the last child has been picked up, and I can finally relax. I'm Li Yuansui, a senior kindergarten teacher with eight years of experience. Normally, I'm a hero in the eyes of the children and a role model for the teachers! But who could have imagined that when it came to choreography, I was like a deflated ball, completely losing my temper and having to kneel down obediently. Oh, this is really something that makes people love and hate me!"

When I get home tonight, I'm afraid another fierce battle awaits me. Every time this happens, the atmosphere in the house is filled with tension, as if the very air has frozen. I know they're doing this for my own good, wanting a better life, but sometimes the pressure is truly suffocating. I silently pray that tonight's "battle" won't be too intense...

The dinner table was completely silent. The cold war that had begun that night a month prior had continued until now. I knew that in rural areas, a 30-year-old girl who wasn't in a relationship or married would be criticized, but I didn't want to get married just for the sake of getting married. I picked up the food from my bowl and put it in my mouth, chewing silently, occasionally glancing at my parents across from me. My father had a stern face, and my mother looked at me thoughtfully.

"Yuan Sui, the boy your Aunt Lou mentioned is 30 years old this year and still single. How about you two meet him?" The mother said cautiously.

I felt helpless and put down my chopsticks: "Mom, I don't want to get married just for the sake of getting married."

"Why are you so stubborn, kid?" The father couldn't help but slammed the table.

I took a deep breath and said calmly, "Dad, Mom, I know you're worried about me. But marriage is a lifelong commitment, and I don't want to settle."

After saying that, I stood up, walked into the room and closed the door. Outside the room, I heard my parents sighing. I leaned against the door, tears streaming down my face.

Perhaps it was the rehearsals for several consecutive days and the cold war that lasted for nearly a month that made me feel extremely exhausted both physically and mentally.

At 9 o'clock in the evening, after washing up, I lay down on the bed early. My body gradually relaxed, my consciousness began to become blurry, and in a daze, I fell into a dream.

However, I didn't sleep well that night. In my sleep, I experienced a terrible nightmare. I dreamed that my parents no longer loved me, that they had heartlessly abandoned me. The dream was so real that I could feel the pain and despair deep within me. It was as if an invisible hand was gripping my heart, choking me.

Finally, the pain startled me awake. When I opened my eyes, tears streamed down my face. The pounding, breathless feeling still lingered, making it difficult to calm down. I tried to breathe deeply to ease the discomfort, but each inhale brought a sharp pain.

This dream left me feeling incredibly confused and unsettled. I couldn't understand why it occurred, perhaps it was due to recent stress or anxiety in my life. Whatever the reason, the dream deeply touched me, causing me to reflect on my relationship with my family and my true desires.

Okay, forget it, now I'm awake, so I might as well get up! The alarm clock should be ringing soon, so I got up, washed up, and cleared my head a bit. It's Thursday, just two more days to rest. I got dressed, left my room, washed up, and went downstairs to find my parents' door closed. They must still be resting. The sun had already risen at 6:7 on a June morning, streaming through the blue sky and bathing the world in a brilliant light. The sky was like a huge sapphire, crystal clear, without a single cloud to obscure it. It was like a freshly finished painting, fresh and beautiful. Weather like this should bring joy, hope, and vitality. But my heart remained heavy.

I packed my things and prepared to go to work. The sun shone on me, making me feel a little warm. I thought of the nightmare I had last night and couldn't help but sigh. Family love is so precious. I can't hurt the people who love me the most because of my stubbornness.

I pulled out my phone and sent a text message to my parents: "Mom and Dad, I know you're doing this for my own good. I won't compromise, but I will seriously consider the blind date." After sending it, I breathed a sigh of relief, feeling a little lighter. Life will always be difficult, but we must learn to face it and actively seek solutions. I believe that as long as I work hard, I will find my own happiness.

"Come on, Xiao Li! Today is another day filled with endless challenges! Go ahead, use all your skills, and use your unique, heavenly voice to conquer those little darlings. Believe in yourself, you can do it!"